Passionate for better houses in NZ...
At ECOWINDOWS, we believe in the power of healthy, sustainable homes.
We know that Kiwis want to live in comfortable, energy efficient homes – even though many current New Zealand houses do not meet that standard.
Our knowledge and hands-on experience with market-leading German engineering means we’re uniquely placed to help architects, designers, builders and homeowners achieve those goals without compromising on design.
Because we’re so passionate about leading the charge toward eco-friendly, efficient homes, we also make it our business to keep up with sustainable technology. It’s a fascinating, ever-changing industry, so we’re constantly attending trade fairs and seminars to make sure we’re experts in the field. As our knowledge grows, we’re able to offer more products and better solutions.
We offer completely customised solutions for new builds and renovations, from energy-efficient windows and doors, to ventilation and shading solutions. Unlike many suppliers, we don’t just deliver the product and leave – our customers rely on us to be there with advice and support throughout their building journey.
ECOWINDOWS is a proud member and supporter of these organisations:
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...without forgetting our roots.
There are two German cities that are famous for their rivalry - Cologne and Dusseldorf. Both are connected by the river Rhine, both celebrate their carnival extensively (shouting "Alaaf" in Cologne and "Helau" in Dusseldorf), and both live for their soccer teams. The cities are so similar that it became a long maintained love-hate relationship.
But some things change with every mile of distance. At the end of the world, Cologne and Dusseldorf are both rhenisch capitals that share their sense of humour, individuality and independence.
Doesn't that sound a bit like kiwi mentality, too?
However, Bjorn Ledwig (right) and Thomas Wessling (left) are perfect examples of a peaceful and creative co-existence of people from Dusseldorf and Cologne.
Bjorn comes from Dusseldorf and has been living in Raglan since the 90s. He is a master joiner with immense knowledge and experience in window making. Thomas was born in Cologne. He is an experienced marketing manager who used to work in the business for 15 years. He now lives in Raglan since 2010.
They both share a passion for high-quality products and the ability to find the best-fitting solutions for their customers. Really a "can do" mentality with a hint of rhenish-raglanian serenity. Kiwi style.